Medela Ultra-Breathable Nursing Pads, Highly Absorbent, Super Soft, Discreet Design for Comfortable Wear, Pack of 120

I tried Momcozy and Medela, both braless. Here are the comparisons:Opening: Both come individually wrapped, which I find inconvenient, but the Medela wrappers are easier to open because they have a tear line. Also the adhesive backing on the Medela is one piece compared to the two pieces on the Momcozy, so Medela is slightly faster to open in both respects.Adhesive: Both have an adhesive that stays in place on the shirt. Though, when I fold the shirt up to nurse, the pads sometimes sticks to itself. This happens more often with the Momcozy pads.Absorption: Both absorb very well. I've had no trouble with them filling up. If it catches the drips, they're absorbed. After a typical day of use, the Momcozy is squishier and heavier from milk, whereas the Medela is sometimes just clumpy on the edge. I don't know why that is.Coverage: The Momcozy pads are bigger, thus more coverage. Both are curved to better conform to the skin. But the Momcozy pads have a vertical fold crease and the Medela fold horizontally. I've found this allows more drips to escape the Momcozy pads without a bra.Comfort: With a heavy drip, the Momcozy may be slightly more comfortable. The weight seems more evenly dispersed. But with a lighter drip, the Momcozy pads are slightly irritating on a sensitive nipple, at least until they've absorbed some liquid. I haven't had that problem with the Medela pads.Overall, Momcozy nursing pads are good, but Medela nursing pads are preferable. And at Momcozy's $14 for 120 vs Medela's $22 for 240, Medela pads are two and a half cents cheaper anyway.Edit: I will add that the Momcozy pads were a little more discreet. Without a bra, the shape of the Medela pads was sometimes visible.

This is a great price point for the amount of pads. The pads are a bit itchy on the edges if worn horizontal. I have noticed if I turn them vertically they do not itch. These are a bit bigger than the motif and lansinoh brand nursing pads. They have great absorption and do not allow leaks!

Got the job done. However some bra materials don’t stick well, keep in mind. Sometimes it moves but I don’t think there’s a better product tbh.

Medela Ultra-Breathable Nursing PadsI’ve tried several nursing pads, and these are the only ones that don’t bunch, slide, or make weird crinkling sounds. They’re breathable (no swampy situations), ultra-thin under clothes, and hold up well overnight. Zero leaks, even during heavy letdowns. They’ve become my go-to — I’ve stocked up and stashed them in every diaper bag and nightstand.

The Medea nursing pads are excellent for absorption, discreteness, and comfort but have a weaker adhesive than desired.The pads are an ideal size to snugly fit into the bra and for packing for on the go use. The single strip covering the adhesive is also a great feature compared to other nursing pads that have two strips. Every second saved counts in the day of a nursing mom.They are thin and soft which makes them comfortable and discrete in the bra. No one can tell the are being worn. The pads are effective at absorbing moisture.Ideally the adhesive portion would be a little larger and stronger as they will sometimes fold up when adjusting the bra to nurse. However, this is consistent with other nursing pads.Overall, these pads are a good value for their cost and are recommended.

Great size, absorbs well. But I did not like how itchy they were. Order brands are much softer

Love these! I have used other brands like parents choice lansinoh or whatever it is lol but these pads hold so much more! They’re pretty soft not super thick and last me multiple days unless I sweat then I change them more , but as a mom who has large letdowns I love these!! Plus I love how large they are for mommas with bigger chests! I got these at the first of last month and they may last me until the end of this month!

This is my second time ordering these—I didn’t think I’d need them at first, but I ended up having to reorder. They really do their job. They’re not too thick to the point where they make your breasts look bulky, but not too thin either—they hold leaks well. Overall, very reliable and comfortable.